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  • Cheers. I never saw it in NZ....maybe I'm too old.

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  • Blackadder. 4 seasons of perfection.

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  • What show is this?

    Is it kid (7-12yo) friendly?

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  • Rewatch every 8 years or so. Still good after the 3rd re-watch this year.

  • Well at least now you have "Diarrhea Donny" nice and catchy; small victories I know, but smile when you can.

  • If you have one inquisitive one like me, they literally never stop. Advice from a dad; talk to your kid about everything, from the moment they are born, what you are doing, where you are going, what you are dressing them in...etc. This is how language skills are developed, if you want those questions...talk. Also, we taught our kids baby sign language; the research is pretty compelling, look it up.

    My oldest is the inquisitive one. We talk about science topics mainly, but he is starting to ask more philosophical questions. Like me he is interested in everything.

    My second, loves listening to the conversations, he will then a little later come and ask interesting questions that show he was taking it all in and then thinking about what we were talking about.

    My youngest isn't really there yet, but loves to try interject questions and comments in to the flow.

  • I have 3 boys; or as I tell others 3 noise. Almost 5, 7 and 10.

    For the nerdy metaphor...they are like like asteroids in space; when there is just two of them the orbits are stable and predictable. Add in a third, chaotic interactions are the norm, things can seem stable for periods but it is unpredictable when things will fly apart.

    Being a parent is lots of fun, but often challenging. The different needs of the boys are stark, as are the differences in personality. One is extremely self driven and motivated; another is reserved, thoughtful and kind; the youngest is loud and trying to standout from the other two.

    There are a million stories of cool stuff that happens and frustrations. Kids come up with cool new ideas; they are both reflections and extensions of you and what you teach them; both intentionally and unintentionally.

    One story that is both horrifying and pride inducing:

    My oldest had not been at school long; maybe a few months (so under 6); came home one day with a thoughtful look on his face. I said "whats up dude?"; he replies with "you only get in trouble for what you get caught for, right?".My dad brain; is going WTF have I created!!!; I didn't really click to that till I was 9. I still wonder what he did to ask that question. When I asked "why?"; his response "oh no reason".

    If there is one bit of advice I would give to prospective parents:

    Do not compare your kid to other kids, support their development at their pace. Just because their brother/sister/your friends kid, could do something at a specific age doesn't say anything about your kid. Different skills develop at different rates in different people.

  • FFS.

    Lock out, tag out; and prove test prove. These are the simple rules that will keep you alive.

  • Someone needs to remove the reporter and add in Steven Joyce getting hit in the face by a dildo.

  • Volcanic sulphur isn't that bad, you get used to out petty quickly.

    Some very still mornings it I can be quite strong....

  • I was going to say this.

    1984, A Brave New World and Fahrenheit 451.

  • And this is why the song "Fuck the fire department" does not exist.

    Good people, doing good people things!

  • For all mankind is great; I'll also watch Star City when I get some time.

  • I'm not sure why you are getting down votes.

    The reasons fur the demand sick, but you are correct, demand is fast outstripping supply..... Price rises are inevitable.

  • What the hell; light bars, these are critical....you will never be afraid of the dark again with 1,000,000 lumen light bars.

  • "Yes it's true, this man had no dick"

  • The way to eliminate the risk is a lot more complex tracking wise but worth it for the risk reduction.

    Effectively using spread focus tracking; multiple lower powered lasers provide the power to destroy the mosquito but no single laser has enough energy to damage your eye.

    It would require extremely accurate positioning and pointing of the lasers and most likely two cameras for the tracking to get accurate distance to target. I thought of this years ago...but never really cared enough, I live in an area with no mosquito issues.

  • Not TV, but I've told people to skip the first two books in the Discworld series, Sir Terry doesn't really get into his stride till a little later, but book three is where his talent starts to shine.

  • Amazing comment.

  • Linux @programming.dev

    Waydroid on Mint or replace Mint?

  • Privacy @lemmy.world

    What is the modern replacement for trueCrypt

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What is the point of Windows recall?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Make android kinda dumb

  • Android @lemdro.id

    Make android kinda dumb

  • Not The Onion @lemmy.world

    The Onion buys rightwing conspiracy theory site Infowars with plans to make it ‘very funny, very stupid’

    www.theguardian.com /media/2024/nov/14/onion-info-wars-alex-jones